(4-9f, 0-6m; 4 w/ doubling) A bold, witty musical that brings the fight for women’s suffrage to life. Songs, speeches, and one unforgettable town square showdown for justice.
(9 roles, gender flex) She offers life advice from behind a pizza place. What could go wrong? A sharp, offbeat comedy about the people who guide us—and the moment we have to move forward alone.
(2-8f, 2-5m; 4 w/ doubling) A fading department store, a beloved statue, and a girl who can’t let go. A tender, whimsical play about what we hold onto—and what holds us together.
(7-23f, 2-18m; 19 w/ doubling) Sworn to protect the city, yet tempted by the truth outside its walls... What happens when loyalty isn’t so simple? Think Dungeons & Dragons meets The Hunger Games.
(9-14f, 4-10m; 15 w/ doubling) He froze time to hold onto love—and to avoid growing up. But when she starts to remember, the illusion begins to break. Can you stop time forever?
From lacrosse hero to class president contender, Martin is trapped by the spotlight. A high school sports tragedy about fame, expectations, and losing yourself.
(4-8f, 3-7m; 9 w/ doubling) As Y2K looms, small-town teens ring in the millennium—and face the messy truth about growing up. A dark comedy with heart, humor, and slushies.
(6-7f, 5-6m; 7 w/ doubling) A sharp-tongued, high school caper where secrets unravel, alliances shift, and justice gets...creative. It’s Ocean’s 11 with homeroom.
(4-12f, 3-11m; 13 w/ doubling) A high school stage crew is building The Crucible—but backstage, a crisis threatens to tear them apart. Fast-paced, funny, and sharply relevant.
(3-4f, 1-2m; 4 w/ doubling) Even families knocked out of orbit can find their way home. A heartfelt, stargazing story about love, wonder, and growing up.
(7f, 4m; up to 30 w/ ensemble) The ghost is real. The closet’s crowded. And the queer kids at St. Philomena’s are done being afraid as they team up to solve the mystery of their school's haunting.
(2-3f, 3-4m) In a world of algorithms and avatars, they’re still reaching for each other. An intimate drama about connection, grief, and growing up online.